Tyre reviews Landsail LS588 SUV. Страница 3 249

Good tires hold 200 km/h

The tire was liked. There are small questions about the course stability when braking from 180-200 when rearranging (when finishing overtaking, when returning to your lane and braking in front of an oncoming car), but such moments are rare. Not noisy, despite the 21 radius, seemed even softer than 20 Hakkapeliitta, but this is a subjective opinion). Balances well. I recommend buying, considering the price difference with famous brands, a set in terms of cost, like one tire, is generally great. It's hard to say about wear, the mileage is too small, but visually it should be enough for 2-3 seasons

Good tires for their money. They handle the road perfectly in dry and rainy weather, and they also performed well on light off-road. In terms of noise level, they are excellent, almost inaudible on any asphalt. The only minus is that when the tread approaches the end of its wear, it slips on wet asphalt. Otherwise, they are excellent tires.

The tires are excellent, I bought these tires again, I've been using the same ones since 2017, and I haven't had any problems with balancing or operation. Since they are SUV tires, they are very strong, and over the 6 years, I haven't had a single patch or bulge (I never had to take out the spare tire), the wear is even, and there is no noise from the tires at all (the noise reduction on the tire is also good). On rainy days, they grip the road like they're molded to it. Yes, the price has increased by more than 40% since 2017, but I'm satisfied with the quality of the tires and I recommend them. However, in the 255-55-18 size, there are few budget-friendly tires, and my car is not new, so there are other things I can spend my money on.

For that price, tires are on fire! So far, mileage is relatively small, about 7,000... everyone is satisfied so far. Time will tell. Soft in moderation, a bit noisy, I'd even say a little bit, pebbles get stuck in the tread.

Hello! I was specifically looking for Chinese tires for my "Rex" and found Chinese winter tires, which I can say nothing bad about. I drove around 2000 km without a 4x4, so I was looking for summer tires of the same quality. I've driven nearly 2000 km so far, and haven't noticed any downsides. I drive both on asphalt and dirt roads.

Installed the PORSH CAEN 21 on my car, which previously had a Yokohama tire. The feeling is that it's on a higher level than the previous tires. For comparison, the Landsail costs 9,400 rubles, while the Pirelli costs 19,000 rubles for one set. I convinced the technicians at the tire center to try out this tire, and I was skeptical that it was Chinese, but after reading reviews here, I decided to buy it

I have a BMW X6 F16 with 20-inch wide wheels. I've been using it for 3 seasons and the tire is excellent. It wears slowly and holds the road perfectly. I often accelerate over 200 km/h and it performs well on wet roads. I tried to intentionally drift and it didn't slip. It's also very quiet. I highly recommend it. The price-quality ratio is the best. It's no worse than premium brands. I also have it on my second

Hello Everyone. For the past three years, I have been prejudice-free with regards to Chinese tire manufacturers. That is why I chose, for the second time, Chinese-made tires for my car. The price is acceptable, the quality of the manufacture is good. I installed them on the wheels, balanced them, and also got a good word from the tire fitter - "Chinese tires are no longer what they used to be"). Immediately after the winter non-studded bridles in the cabin ceased the

I tried, for summer it's great - soft, quiet. If you take the price-quality ratio for the size 265/50R20, there's nothing to say - it's just amazing!!! For such money, you'd ride and not think about getting a puncture, and after getting a puncture, whether it's expensive or cheap, the sides will bulge out equally. I recommend!!!